Memoir
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‘Nautch Boy’: Manish Gaekwad’s memoir is also a social document about the politics of respectability
Ipshita Mitra
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From the memoir: Salima Hashmi writes about watching film shoots with her father, Faiz Ahmed Faiz
Salima Hashmi Maryam Hasan
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‘107 Days’: Kamala Harris’s memoir reveals her ‘ideal’ vice president – and why she thinks she lost
Bruce Wolpe, The Conversation
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From the memoir: Journalist-activist Seema Azad writes about the children she met in prison
Seema Azad Shailza Sharma
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From the memoir: A Sindhi woman recalls the aftermath of the Partition and how her family survived
Sarla Kripalani
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The forgotten firsts of Dean Mahomed: The 18th-century Indian who beat us all to self-publishing
Swati Daftuar
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‘His voice was not threatening’: Journalist Harinder Baweja on interviewing Chhota Rajan in Malaysia
Harinder Baweja
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‘I’m going to live to 185’: Anand Teltumbde remembers his friend Stan Swamy in his memoir
Anand Teltumbde
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From the memoir: Ghatam player Sumana Chandrashekar recalls the first calling of the clay pot
Sumana Chandrashekar
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‘All the Way to the River’: Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir is wealthy, whiny and wildly tone deaf
Kate Cantrell, The Conversation
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Scholar-activist Ismat Mehdi writes of life in and beyond Hyderabad in her memoir ‘I Almost Wasn’t’
Mallik Thatipalli
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‘Turning to Stone’: In Marcia Bjornerud’s memoir, the stories of rocks intertwine with her own life
Janice Pariat
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From the memoir: How a writer went looking for knowledge after life’s plans went awry
Namita Devidayal
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‘The Last Bench’ by Adhir Biswas: The serious repercussions of caste discrimination in classrooms
Anjali Chauhan
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From the business memoir: How Madhav Agasti became much sought-after menswear designer
Madhav Agasti
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‘Mother Mary Comes To Me’: Arundhati Roy writes intimately of life with, and without, her mother
Sanghamitra Chakraborty
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‘Fabulous Feasts, Fables and Family’: A snapshot of a forgotten time through food and family
Pranvi Khare
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From the travel memoir: The violence-scarred landscape along the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir
Danesh Rana
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Kunzang Choden, the first Bhutanese woman to be published in English, writes about her childhood
Kunzang Choden
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From the memoir: How a boy born in a courtesan’s quarters became a writer
Manish Gaekwad